Bound Chooses Integral Technology for Trading – Traders Magazine

Bound Partners with Integral for Enhanced Currency Hedging and Risk Management Solutions

Bound, a modern currency hedging and risk management company, has recently integrated Integral’s SaaS eFX workflow solutions into their technology infrastructure. By utilizing Integral’s FX solutions at a fixed subscription cost, Bound can now aggregate liquidity from multiple providers and market data sources to provide clients with institutional-quality pricing.

Harpal Sandhu, the CEO of Integral, emphasized the significance of extending their reach to companies like Bound, enabling them to better serve their clients. By leveraging Integral’s technology, Bound can enhance their risk management capabilities and offer faster services that optimize the exchange of currencies for clients. This collaboration reflects the growing demand for incorporating institutional-grade technology into existing workflows while maintaining control over the platform.

Marita Cavalcanti, the CFO of Bound, expressed her satisfaction with the integration of Integral’s technology. She highlighted the ease of getting started with Integral and praised their assistance in adding more liquidity providers to ensure the best pricing and FX capabilities for clients. The process was seamless and hassle-free, ultimately bringing speed and precision to client risk management activities.

Integral’s solutions are delivered through API, allowing for seamless integration with Bound’s existing systems and providing an enhanced user experience for end-users. Bound has also implemented Integral’s risk management, monitoring, and analytics tools, benefiting from unmatched uptime and customer support.

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